Connect the front panel molex's to every available connector (3-pin molex connector) Or get a new one. I am experiencing the same now.
Yes, as long as there is no obstruction to the front of the distribution panel. Code states that there has to be 3 foot clearance in front of the distribution panel.
All switches have a breaking capacity. The number 60947-3 is not a switch number it is an IEC standards publication that relates to panel mounted switches. The publication sets out specifications that manufacturers have to adhere to so as to get their equipment approved for use.
I'm not 100% sure, but try the right side kick panel. (the little panel in front of the door, under the dashboard) Or another way of explaining it's location is to the right of the accelerator pedal.
There are usually three areas for fuel shut off switches: 1- in the trunk behind the panel back by the taillight area 2- in the trunk on the opposite side 3- in the passenger side of the car in the front under the dash behind the kick panel. you need to remove this panel and look up under. In my 99 mustang it is in the trunk driver side(1)
Fuse panel should be located on the drivers side between the door & the instrument cluster. There is also 3 relay switches located behind the back panel of the glove box.
The work area for a breaker panel should have at least 3 feet of clearance in front of it and a minimum of 30 inches of working space in front of the panel. This ensures easy access for maintenance and emergency situations. It's important to keep this area clear of obstructions to comply with safety regulations.
Under the kick panel right behind the firewall you'll see a panel with 3 push in buttons holding a panel on, pull that off and the computer is right there. It can be accessed from either side.
1. Remove ash tray, then remove 2 screws holding ashtray body in. 2. Push switch panel to rear and lift on the front to remove switch panel. 3. Unplug switches to completeley remove switch panel. 4. With a screw driver depress the metal clip at each end of switch to remove the individual switch from the panel. 5. You then replace or repair the switch. The switch can be disasembled and repaired. Be careful not to lose the 2 ball bearings inside the switch. Remove the 2 brass rocker plates and burnish the contacts. Then reassemble. Much better than spending 75.00 for new switch assembly. 6. reassemble in reverse order. You do not need to remove the ashtray as the window switches are located on the wood insert around the shifter. Remove the plastic trim ring from around the shifter. Then carefully lift the wood trim surround that holds the switches. Becareful not to snap the plastic clips that hold the switches in place
1. Remove ash tray, then remove 2 screws holding ashtray body in. 2. Push switch panel to rear and lift on the front to remove switch panel. 3. Unplug switches to completeley remove switch panel. 4. With a screw driver depress the metal clip at each end of switch to remove the individual switch from the panel. 5. You then replace or repair the switch. The switch can be disasembled and repaired. Be careful not to lose the 2 ball bearings inside the switch. Remove the 2 brass rocker plates and burnish the contacts. Then reassemble. Much better than spending 75.00 for new switch assembly. 6. reassemble in reverse order. You do not need to remove the ashtray as the window switches are located on the wood insert around the shifter. Remove the plastic trim ring from around the shifter. Then carefully lift the wood trim surround that holds the switches. Becareful not to snap the plastic clips that hold the switches in place
; Front speakers : Front Door: 6-3/4" ; Rear speakers : Side Panel: 5x7"
If using a switch, it shouldn't see any. Switches don't broadcast data to every computer connected, only the intended computer.